čiūvas

== Lithuanian == === Alternative forms === čiuvas === Etymology === From Romani, possibly from a variant of ćhavo (“Romani boy”). Cognate to Russian чува́к (čuvák), whence also čiuvakas. Compare English chav. === Pronunciation === IPA(key): [t͡ʃʲu̟ːʋɐs] Syllabification: čiū‧vas === Noun === čiūvas m (plural čiūvai) (slang) guy, dude Synonyms: bičas, čiuvakas, bachūras, vaikėzas, berniukas, pienburnis, vaikinas, draugelis, jaunuolis man patinka tas čiūvas ― I like that guy ==== Conjugation ==== === Further reading === http://zodynas.kriu.lt/zodis/ciuvas